I would prefer to fix it with `@excludeBegin` and `@excludeEnd` options, already planned. They cover more use-cases, and also would satisfy this one. You would be able to write e.g.
```pascal
{ @excludeBegin }
{$I myinclude.inc}
{ @excludeEnd }
```
to have everything inside your include file ignored. You could also place the `@excludeBegin/End` inside the `myinclude.inc` file.
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** [feature-requests:#59] Ignore entire .inc files**
**Status:** open
**Group:**
**Created:** Mon Dec 31, 2018 06:51 AM UTC by Colin Haywood
**Last Updated:** Mon Dec 31, 2018 06:51 AM UTC
**Owner:** nobody
It would be good if you could ignore an entire .inc file, e.g. by placing the @exclude tag next to the {$I filename.inc} directive, or perhaps a new file-specific tag like @excludefile placed at the top of a file.
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